Tips
on following regulations when putting up Political Yard Signs
There is a reason why political parties
should adhere to regulations when placing Political Yard Signs around. To begin with, it can cause resentment among voters,
who choose not to partner with them. And in addition to that, state laws and
transportation departments would discourage unwanted solicitation in private
properties too. Irrespective of how well made those political signs are, they
can be removed if violations exist.
You would lose the signs and this could
become an issue for the political party too. Your rivals would attack you on
that, claiming your party to be a non law conforming one. In addition to that,
you would lose trust from the voters who really want to support you. Imagine
voting for a party that cannot abide by simple yard sign postage, what then
would they serve the community with?
1.
Check with the laws
In most states, campaigners are strictly
warned against setting up of political signs at yard, private and personal.
Some laws also state that the signs should be placed at locations which
wouldn’t distract onlookers or drivers. The signs should not block the view of
traffic oncoming too. Hence paying special attention to where the signs should
be placed is a must.
2.
What you should and shouldn’t do
Don't imitate or emulate other signs
around, especially traffic signs meant for the public. Prior to elections,
check with the municipal authorities if it is okay to place signs around. After
the elections, all parties are asked to remove the signs in a month’s time from
the last day of campaigning.
3.
Where you should not place those signs
Don't place them on highways, interstates
and freeways. Some states wouldn’t allow such signs on various streets too, and
that’s why they are called yard signs. Sidewalks and greenways can be used,
only when prior permission is given for the same. With that in mind, no nails,
strings or damaging supports are allowed to haul Political Yard Signs.
Please abide by these rules and check
online to learn more!
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